Validity and User Satisfaction of Educational Applications for Preventive Care of Diabetic Foot Wounds: A Study in Elderly Diabetes Sufferers
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Title
Validity and User Satisfaction of Educational Applications for Preventive Care of Diabetic Foot Wounds: A Study in Elderly Diabetes Sufferers
Subject
android app, diabetics, elderly, people with diabetes
Description
Background: Education on using smartphone applications
among the elderly to prevent diabetic foot wounds is still
limited. Especially if someone pays attention to the limitations
of older people with diabetes, such as their lack of mastery in
using smartphones, an educational application for preventing
diabetic foot wounds, named Rawat Kaki, has been developed
by considering various aspects that make it easier for older
people to use. This application must be tested for validity and
evaluated to obtain an overview of the satisfaction of its users.
Methods: The design of this study was exploratory quantitative
to see the validity of the application and respondent satisfaction
using the Rawat Kaki App. The sampling technique used
purposive sampling with a total sample of 140 respondents
from the population of Persadia (Indonesian Diabetes
Association) members at the RSUD: Surakarta City, Sragen,
Salatiga, Klaten Islamic Hospital, and PrambananSleman
Yogyakarta Hospital. Five diabetes experts in the medical and
nursing fields conduct content validity. Furthermore,
respondents tested it three times to measure their satisfaction
using the EUCS (End User Computing Satisfaction)
questionnaire.
Results: The content validity test obtained a value of 1.02 and
an alpha Cronbach reliability value of 0.765, so the Rawat
Kaki application was declared feasible. Then, the data is
collected through a regression test, obtaining an R-value of
0.689, which means 68.9% of application user satisfaction can
be explained through the Rawat Kaki application.
Conclusion: The high validity and satisfaction of respondents
might be a reason to consider using this educational
application
among the elderly to prevent diabetic foot wounds is still
limited. Especially if someone pays attention to the limitations
of older people with diabetes, such as their lack of mastery in
using smartphones, an educational application for preventing
diabetic foot wounds, named Rawat Kaki, has been developed
by considering various aspects that make it easier for older
people to use. This application must be tested for validity and
evaluated to obtain an overview of the satisfaction of its users.
Methods: The design of this study was exploratory quantitative
to see the validity of the application and respondent satisfaction
using the Rawat Kaki App. The sampling technique used
purposive sampling with a total sample of 140 respondents
from the population of Persadia (Indonesian Diabetes
Association) members at the RSUD: Surakarta City, Sragen,
Salatiga, Klaten Islamic Hospital, and PrambananSleman
Yogyakarta Hospital. Five diabetes experts in the medical and
nursing fields conduct content validity. Furthermore,
respondents tested it three times to measure their satisfaction
using the EUCS (End User Computing Satisfaction)
questionnaire.
Results: The content validity test obtained a value of 1.02 and
an alpha Cronbach reliability value of 0.765, so the Rawat
Kaki application was declared feasible. Then, the data is
collected through a regression test, obtaining an R-value of
0.689, which means 68.9% of application user satisfaction can
be explained through the Rawat Kaki application.
Conclusion: The high validity and satisfaction of respondents
might be a reason to consider using this educational
application
Creator
Suyanto Suyanto, Sri Lestari Dwi Astuti
Source
https://doi.org/10.37341/jkg.v9i2.1015
Publisher
Poltekkes Surakarta
Date
December 2024
Contributor
Sri Wahyuni
Format
PDF
Language
English
Type
Text
Files
Collection
Citation
Suyanto Suyanto, Sri Lestari Dwi Astuti, “Validity and User Satisfaction of Educational Applications for Preventive Care of Diabetic Foot Wounds: A Study in Elderly Diabetes Sufferers,” Repository Horizon University Indonesia, accessed February 13, 2026, https://repository.horizon.ac.id/items/show/10899.